In The Footsteps Of St.paul - Full Day Corinth Tour

Cross the Corinth Canal, a unique infrastructure that changed trade and transportation in the Mediterranean sea.

Continue your exploration in the infamous Temple of Apollo and Apostle’s Paul Podium in the ancient city of Corinth. Take advantage of the tour to go see the Roman Conservatory and the Archaeological Museum of the city, making sure you took your own private walk from the classical years of the ancient civilization to the Roman years. Finish your day by tasting exceptional greek food at local taverns.

The Archaeological Museum of Ancient Corinth offers valuable insight into the historical and cultural background of the city that played such an important role in St. Paul’s ministry. A visit to the museum greatly enriches the experience of Ancient Corinth by connecting the biblical narrative with the material remains of the ancient city.

It's peaceful atmosphere and devotional character add another layer to the region’s living Christian heritage and complement the broader biblical journey through Corinth.

A visit to the Holy Church of Apostle Paul in Ancient Corinth adds a spiritual and devotional dimension to this biblical journey.

Towering above the ancient city, Acrocorinth is a magnificent fortified acropolis that served as Corinth’s principal defensive stronghold from antiquity through the Middle Ages. Rising over 570 meters, it offers commanding panoramic views of the Corinthian plain, the Saronic Gulf, and the surrounding mountains.

Kenchries was one of the two ports of the inland city-state of Corinth, where St. Paul stopped during his second missionary journey.

Situated in the heart of modern Corinth, this impressive cathedral stands as a monument of faith dedicated to Apostle Paul, the city’s patron saint and spiritual protector.